>> steve: welcome pack. it is now 8:00 in the east in new york city. it is tuesday. carley is in today for ainsley. good to have you, it is january 30th. the white house is weighing options after the iran-back attack killed three u.s. soldiers. the parents of one of the fallen soldiers will join us in three

minutes. >> carley: the house will start marking up articles of impeachment against alejandro mayorkas. how the migrant crisis is hurting cities like chicago. >> lawrence: how do you think the mayor is doing right now? >> this job was not cut for him. >> todd: a computer chip in the brain. elon musk implanted in a human patient for the first time. i checked my watch, the final hour of fox coming up. you chose to be here with us. >> carley: in less than two hours, house republicans are expected to begin finalizing articles of impeachment against alejandro mayorkas. in a letter to homeland security

security mark green, blaming congress, but green told us it is the way around. >> he is the person held accountable by the people's house and senate to provide border security. he's failed to do that and subverted law with mass catch-and-release and parole that violates the law. it is like he's done the opposite. >> steve: this comes as scenes like this play out in border communities. doz knows of people from countries like china and turkey illegally walking around the wall through the barbed wire to san diego county after being dropped off by suspected smugglers. >> brian: sanctuary cities struggling to keep up with the migrant super surge.

the city will not evict migrants as promised this week extending the deadline and costing more. lawrence joins us from what is a migrant shelter. >> lawrence: president biden opened up pandora's box across the country. it was not the feeling you were getting hearing stories about fentanyl, when greg abbott decides to bus migrant says to sanctuary cities, you saw the tide change. we are heading to denver and boston to feel what the migrants have caused at sanctuary cities

and exactly what the residents are frustrated with. >> brian: set the scene. what is significant about that building behind you and why it is getting under the skin of people paying tax dollars and hoping for something different. >> lawrence: this used to be a health center, folks got healthcare when they are not able to pay. or they don't have insurance. this was a place to get some stabilize agsz. it was shut down because of funding. people are upset in chicago, they are saying, if you had a funding issue, how are you housing people here? same for two schools we visited yesterday. if there is a funding issue, why maintain the same facilities and put migrants there? why not open health centers and

schools back up for our kids and elderly folks. >> steve: great question. >> carley: residents want their taxes dollar to be used for them. turning to this, this morning, america is mourning the loss of three heroes killed in the iranian backed militia attack. the soldiers are sergeant william rivers, specialist breonna alexsondria moffett and specialist kennedy ladon sanders. >> steve: today kennedy will be laid to rest, she is remembered as bubbly and eager to serve the military like her dad. >> brian: kennedy's parents join us now. so much to hit you so quickly. we're all sorry for your loss. can you tell us what the last few hours have been like for

you? >> i honestly think i'm in a state of shock and disbelief. reality won't sit in until we travel to go receive her remains, that is the time i'm not looking forward to. i'm dreading it. right now i'm in a state of disbelief. >> carley: so understandable. shawn, we see you holding a picture of your baby girl. we know her face and know she wanted to serve our country. one of the best among us. tell us about her, tell us about your daughter? >> she was the life of the party. she enjoyed life. she was very competitive. she was goal-oriented and loved the service and serving our country. i miss her right now.

this morning has been tough for me. >> steve: absolutely. shawn, do you think she joined army reserve because her dad was a marine? >> well, my father was in the army, her older brother was navy, uncle innive nay and cousin in air force. we are a family that has served, i don't know where the influence actually came from, she enjoyed her time in the service. >> brian: pretty amazing and doubling sad, her best friend breonna alexsondria moffett also lost her life. is that right? >> that is correct. she made a lot of friends during her time in the military, even people she went through basic training with and ait, she kept in contact with those people.

breonna alexsondria moffett was one of the ones she grew a close relationship with. she would call me on the phone or facetime me, breonna, was nearby participating in the conversation. >> carley: breonna just turned 23 nine days before she died. you said your daughter called home almost everyday. did she ever give any sense of imminent danger? >> no, ma'am, not since she has been in jordan. she mentioned one incident in kuwait about a drone being spotted and they were put on lockdown, that is only incident she mentioned. >> steve: with your daughter

calling home everyday, i am sure you got details. what was her unit doing over there? >> we did not get much detail. what she was doing was not classified, but they were informed not to discuss. we didn't talk about that. we talked about her future and what we would do when she got home. >> brian: i can imagine. if i can ask you talking about the operation in particular, they say what happened incoming dr drone, american incoming drone got cross signalled with an enemy drone coming in. you probably being in the military might understand more than us about circumstances. what do they tell you? >> at this point, the army is doing a thorough investigation. we have not got much

information. they will not release any information they are not sure is correct. i don't care how much pressure i put on them, they are going to make sure they get it right and inform the parents and we deserve that instead of a knee-jerk reaction or something to appease us for the moment. >> brian: was she asleep? did they explain that to you? >> they did not give us any details on that effect. only thing the officers told us kennedy sanders was deceased and she was in tower 22 killed by unmanned aircraft, drone, i can't remember the words he used, that is only details. >> carley: you both deserve answers and hope you get them soon. this attack did not come without

warning, there were 160 similar attacks. what do you think about that? could this have been prevented? >> me having prior experience, 160 successful avoidance of an incidence, that is great percentage, it only takes one mishap to cost life. my daughter chose to serve her country and her sacrifice, she chose to serve the country and give us freedom, be part of us getting freedom and stuff happens and it is hard for parents to endure, that is why i honor her and believe she is a hero. >> carley: she is a hero, yes.

>> steve: absolutely. i don't know which of you would prefer to speak about this, you know, americans hearts of broken three brave servicemembers perished in this and now talking about how the united states will respond and all the things in the press today, do we hit iran, their proxies, hit them financially. how would you like the united states to respond? >> as a grieving parent, i would not want to see any other parent go through what we're going through right now. but given the circumstances our child and the others who lost their lives are considered heroes in this situation. however, the president or united states decides to respond, it

won't change our situation at all. we choose to move forward and continue to pray for those who are still there and continue to pray for kennedy's battle buddies who are still there and are aulsz grieving. grieving the loss of kennedy, rivers and moffett, we continue to pray for them. i trust it will be a good decision that keeps everyone in the safest position as possible. >> best interest of the united states. >> steve: you mentioned the president of the united states, have you heard from the president or the white house, anybody other than the guy who knocked on your door? >> i heard from the governor of georgia, governor kemp put in a call to us, congressmen have called us. we have an appointment this afternoon with casualty

assi assistance officer to complete paperwork for the president to be released to call us. >> they reassured us president or secretary of state was willing to call us. well, wanted the opportunity to call us, we need to sign the proper paperwork. >> brian: we understand all three who lost their lives from georgia and others were wounded. the damage was extensive. would you weigh in so the american people can know about your daughter? >> i want everyone to know kennedy was a fun-loving person and lived her life to the fullest and enjoyed life. she wassanime enthusiast, hope

to learn new things and enjoyed life. i encourage everyone to do the same and whenever you think about kennedy, whether you knew her or not, just think about how joyful of a personality shes and such a light she was to those who knew her. >> well, me being prior service, my interest i'm always focused on her commitment to the army and understanding the ultimate sacrifice, i came home, her big brother came home. my dad came home. a lot of us don't have the opportunity to come home and for those who don't, we should honor them and they -- they are deserving of this attention my

daughter has received, and i'm gracious to be part of it and so many people are willing to reach out and share sentiment about her duty to the country. >> carley: she had a beautiful smile and died a hero. she will always be your baby girl, thank you for allowing us to get to know her better. thank you so much. god bless you and your family. >> thank you. >> steve: thank you. kennedy sanders was 24 years old. >> carley: she will be missed. >> brian: unbelievable they are able to come out and speak about it. unbelievable. we want to find out was that intentional the timing of the drone to go in under the radar and attack again and how

vulnerable is that base and the 2500 in iraq right now, our naval vessels in the red sea right now. >> carley: these stories are so much more difficult when you finally see pictures of who they impact. we learned the two navy seals died, it is horrible, but when you see the faces and wedding ring, they have a family. i was thinking about kennedy as a little girl and them holding her in their arms and that is why decisions matter and our response in the middle east matters. >> steve: your baby boy -- >> carley: his birthday today, that is why i'm thinking like that. >> steve: they made it clear they want to wait until there is an investigation before they make any judgement, they want to know exactly what happened. >> brian: interesting to see if

the president goes to dover. >> carley: i hope he does. they deserve that. >> steve: coming up, big story today, lawrence jones pulling back the curtain on the cost of chicago's migrant crisis and how it is impacting residents in a "fox and friends" exclusive. >> lawrence: 60% of people that come illegally are on tax dollars that people work for, pay into the system and giving to people that have not paid into the system, that is not right. i love your dress. oh thanks! i splurged a little because liberty mutual customized my car insurance and i saved hundreds. that's great. i know, right? i've been telling everyone. baby: liberty. did you hear that? ty just said her first word. can you say “mama”? baby: liberty. can you say “auntie”? baby: liberty. how many people did you tell? only pay for what you need.

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the gop retake the majority. they have a razor thin hold on the majority. steve, over to you. >> steve: thank you. meanwhile, migrants in chicago set to be evicted from chicago city shelters are being given additional two weeks to find housing. in the winter. third time brandon johnson extending the eviction notice. lawrence jones is in the windy city. they are a sanctuary city, anybody come on, stay here and the rug is being pulled out from under them because they don't have a plan. >> lawrence: yeah, steve, typically in chicago, i'm reporting on violence and poverty, about the education

system. you think chicago has issues alone and do not have time, energy or money to deal with another crisis. suddenly migrants are here and they were invited here. here is what residents had to say. watch. ♪ >> >> lawrence: what is the big problem in chicago with the migrant crisis? >> the mayor allowed illegal migrants come into the city and invade chicago. to that schools, park districts, that were closed and allowed migrants to be repurposed. these apartments middle-class families were living there and they are building now for migrants. >> lawrence: where is the money coming from to pay for this? >> money is coming from tax payer dollars that don't have

luckry to go to the park in their community because migrants are there. it is an invasion. they are using asylum and some saying we were living better where we were. if you were in fear for your life, how could you be living better where you were? >> lawrence: this used to be an academy for young women and now they said they cannot continue because of funding. now operating same academy as place for migrants to sleep and stay. >> like wadsworth and many schools, our parks, that were closed shut out from the community for our children that we pay taxes for. you tell us no funding or lack of funding and you bring migrants in and make them shelters, that is not the

american way. >> lawrence: they shut down this health center, but turbed it into a migrant shelter. >> this health clinic was for the community. if you did not have a lot of money or insurance, you could go get service. they took it from the community lack of funding. >> lawrence: lack of funding again and now they have funding to put migrants in here that are in the country illegally. they have funding and every now and then they say we found more millions, found more money. >> lawrence: we're at a location that was a school and migrants have taken this over. >> this school is called wadsworth, we are in the heart of lawn. it was closed due to lack of funding. >> lawrence: we are here, you

smell weed and see the migrants start to scatter. they were all in this playground and now going back into the facility. before we got here, all of this was full of migrants. it is out of control right now. how much time before there is utter chaos in chicago? >> when they release what is in the buildings, out of the clinics and parks, the chaos will start. >> lawrence: the people we spoke to yesterday kept saying put us first. think about the former president, he ran on america is first. this administration undid what he did on day one. how is this issue going city to city, state to state and iowa was number one issue there and

new hampshire, number one issue there. will this be number one issue and how is it going to impact this presidential race? interesting to see, steve. >> steve: absolutely. the know ares are trying to impeach mayorkas. republicans have one or two vote margin and there are three people on the bubble right now. it is questionable whether or not they will be able to whip the vote. when you frame it politically, what republicans are interested in and look at democrats, even democrats are looking at images and going what the heck is joe biden doing? 45 minutes ago we had robert f kennedy jr., who is running for president, he told us he went to yuma and watched buses drive up, people got off from china and turkey and of those hundred only

a couple actually should be coming into the country. listen to this. >> between 2:00 a.m. and 4:00 a.m. in the morning, i watched 300 people walk across the border. there were buses that were owned by the mexican drug cartel and i watched 110 people that came over from west africa and i wasn't able to interview them. the second two buses, i interviewed all the people and only two had asylum claims, most were from asia and it is really astonishing. >> steve: that is it. if they were able to stop people at the border and say what is your asylum claim and have documentation to prove that. then a fraction of the people

would come in and vast majority would be turned around right there. >> lawrence: that is just the issue, steve. some people are getting court dates four and three years out and 90's % will be denied asylum because they are not simi valley, california issues. in chicago, we are dealing with just overflow right now. some left saying it was better in their home country. if it ask that cold and you left that quickly, maybe it is not really that bad off in your country. interesting to follow this. >> steve: you are going to follow it, next stop tomorrow and next day, denver and boston, as well, as you travel coast to coast. thank you. >> lawrence: thanks, steve. >> steve: coming up, can i pick your brain?

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a stanford connecticut school board voting to hold class on veterans day and columbus day. the district says the holidays will still be acknowledged while kids are in class. responses came pouring in. >> administrators showing lack of respect for those who respect their freedom. >> thomas suggests, with children in school on those days, they can begin to understand why they are on the calendar to begin with. and tonia's district does a pep rally, they send a photo of every family member who served. that would be great way to honor veterans day. >> steve: one way to do it.

>> brian: still ahead, white house weighing respond to the drone strike that killed three soldiers. we'll ask nikki haley how she would handle this and we'll hear more from the parents of one of the three soldiers that was killed, they joined us earlier. stay with us. >> she chose to serve the country and give us our freedom. when you think about kennedy, whether you knew her or not, just think how joyful of a personality she was. of prayer and meditation want to start with a five minute daily gospel? sure. take a deep breath and focus your attention on god in the name of the father, and and of the son and of the holy spirit. amen.

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lay their daughter to rest today. kennedy sanders one of the three killed over the weekend. this happened in the middle east. military wife, ambassador nikki haley joans us to react. you were coming into the studio, pretty amazing 24 hours after learning this, they can speak about it. >> i am angry. it is also the two navy seals, five lives and dozens injured, why did it have to come to this? 165 strikes, why was there a second strike? why wasn't something done in the beginning? my husband is deployed, we expect america to protect them and joe biden did not protect

those soldiers. if this is not the wake-up call to get out of this chaos and start focusing, this is it. you're going to see iran escalate, it will only get worse. we have to right the ship. >> brian: iraqi officials are meeting with u.s. officials. what would nikki haley say if iraq says we want you to leave. they begged us to come after rise of isis. is this the time to leave? >> we have special operations there. what we need to do is say what else do we need to do? the second biden lifted sanctions, worst thing biden ever did, he fuelled hamas, houthis and hezbollah and iran was the better for it. get sanctions back on iran. china is giving them billions,

stop that. take out those centers allowing missiles to hit. take out the drone centers. >> brian: we know where they are? >> we know where they are. don't hit iran hard, hit them smart, take out a couple members making the decisions. iran doesn't care if they lose fighters or missiles, they will gets more, they care if they lose money and leadership. >> brian: a proxy force used a drone that killed our people and houthi rebels targeting our ally ships, you are saying now is time to hit iran? >> now is time to hit their leaders, don't bomb the counter. >> infrastructure in iraq and syria, you take out a couple leaders -- >> brian: in their country? >> if they are in their country

or if they left the country. special operations can figure out where they are. that will send a message. do this immediately. for biden to say they will not do something else. >> brian: he said don't. >> he said don't and nobody believes anybody biden says after afghanistan fell. nobody. >> brian: jake sullivan, eight days before the attack, hes never been a calmer time in the middle east. eight days later, worst attack sings the holocaust on the jewish people. there are more drone strikes that will happen, we need to be prepared for that. our military need to know how to combat that, more will happen, protect men and women there. >> brian: here is what blinken

said about the middle east, watch. >> i think it is important to note this is incredibly volatile time in the middle east. i would argue we've not seen a situation as dangerous as the one we are facing now since at least 1973 and even before that. >> brian: yom kippur war he is referring to. is that an apt analogy? >> it didn't have to be this way. if biden had not lifted sanctions, they wouldn't have the money. it goes back to iran. >> brian: last two years, funding cut off to this un aid organization and this group providing they say most aid into gaza after the idf moved

military there. 12 took part in the october 7 massacre inside of israel, we are predominantly funding this group. >> i know them well. i sat in president trump's office and said we have to stop the money to unra. i knew the officials and saw the schools where they were teaching terrorist hate and saw graffiti on the walls. i told president trump to stop the funding and we cut funding and biden put that funding back. it is an organization no u.s. tax dollars should ever go to unra. it is not safe for us or our

friends. biden gave that money, it is terrible. >> brian: in a few weeks, you are trailing by 20 or 30, you said i have to do better in south carolina than new hampshire. what does that look like? can you close the gap in a matter of weeks? >> we can, we moved 25 points in last three weeks in new hampshire. 1500 in greenville, 800 in conway, we are having big crowds. i have 76% approval rating. i feel good about it. >> brian: best of luck on the trail. you are in a warm state, you are happy about that. more "fox and friends" coming up, check in with bill, he will tell us what is coming up. >> bill: pick it up from there, for commander-in-chief, president biden has options, which will he choose? movement today toward impeaching the man in charge of the border.

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>> before we go, last hour independent presidential candidate robert f. kennedy, jr. says he thinks our two-party system is broken. >> it is broken. more and more people are seeing how corrupt it is. and the corruption is increasing. you have all this corporate money pouring into them from these big military contractors, from pharmaceutical companies and both parties are receiving the money from the same group. >> a gallup poll shows 45% of americans identify as independents. biden campaign hopes to have an endorsement from taylor swift. a single inextra gram post led to 35,000 voter registrations. >> bill: good morning, 9:00 here in new york now. on a rare removal of